And Just Like That...

This could have been really interesting to watch if the essence was the same... Instead of a revival of good times this turned out like a nightmare... It's enough what we're going through - Sex & the City always covered important and serious topics, but with a fun approach. This is just plain boring and poorly written. It's an embarrassment, really.

Shoes? Tick. Hat? Tick. Woke? Tick. Tick. Tick. Cosmos? Tick.

Every Sex in the City memory box ticked in the most hammer in-your-face way.

And the rather funny, eccentric and gorgeously frivolous 30 somethings have now turned into babbling and nasty 50yo idiots.

Terrible script writing beyond belief. Sip a Cosmo for every cliche and you'll be on the floor by scene 2!

Writers have not built on each character - they've torn them down. Miranda acts like a kiwi fruit.

It felt pretty nostalgic watching this and I don't think the writing is as bad as people are saying.

However, what ruined the show for me was the "wokeness" that just felt so forced and made me cringe. I think representation in film is important, but this is just over-the-top with too much focus on gender / racism / identity / discrimination. Doesn't feel natural. And that Che Diaz character who is supposed to add a humorous touch to the show is just so unfunny I almost couldn't handle it.

I'm such a big fan of Sex and the city and was excited to find out that SATC were evolving into a new show, broadcasting all these amazing women in their later part of life.

Boy was I disappointed finding out that the new show has lost everything regarding humor, grace and personality...

I'm on episode 5 and they are still discussing their "old age", hip surgeries and these awkward jokes about not understanding the "time that we live in now". Has these ladies, that were cool and hip during their 20s/30's, suddenly been living under a rock for 30 years?

Please don't watch this. It's like a tv-show about grandparents on a care facility. It's so embarrassing I need a pillow.

I'm still trying to figure out if they intentionally made it this bad and uncomfortable to watch. It's just sad to watch a show that I loved so much become something this bad.